Financial Services Act 2012
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64 Duty of Treasury, Bank and PRA to co-ordinate discharge of functions
(1) The Treasury (on the one hand) and the Bank of England and the PRA (on the other) must arrange to co-ordinate the discharge of their respective functions so far as they— (a) relate to the stability of the UK financial system, and (b) affect the public interest. (2) In complying with subsection (1), the Treasury, the Bank and the PRA must have regard in particular to the importance of co-ordination in circumstances where the Bank has given, or is considering the giving of, a public funds notification.
64 Duty of Treasury, Bank and PRA to co-ordinate discharge of functions
(1) The Treasury (on the one hand) and the Bank of England and the PRA (on the other) must arrange to co-ordinate the discharge of their respective functions so far as they— (a) relate to the stability of the UK financial system, and (b) affect the public interest. (2) In complying with subsection (1), the Treasury, the Bank and the PRA must have regard in particular to the importance of co-ordination in circumstances where the Bank has given, or is considering the giving of, a public funds notification.
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